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guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point, and i cannot stress enough electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida, if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven for republicans. -- for politicians. this is where you win or lose, come florida. is the huge stretch that stretches between the tampa saint peter's big -- saint petersburg area, to dayton area. together, the tampa and orlando media markets have 45% of all the registered republicans in the whole state living there. in a general election it is the most competitive part of the state, with an almost equal divided between republicans and democrats. the me give you a sample of the tampa bay market. it has one fourth of all of florida's registered voters and is the largest market in the state. as we speak,
guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point, and i cannot stress enough electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida, if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven...
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guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point and i cannot stress enough, electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven for republicans. -- for politicians. this is where you win or lose, come florida. is the huge stretch that stretches between the tampa, saint peter's big -- saint petersburg area, to dayton area. together, the tampa and orlando media markets have 45% of all the registered republicans in the whole state living there. in a general election it is the most competitive part of the state, with an almost equal divided between republicans and democrats. the me give you a sample of the tampa bay market. it has one fourth of all of florida's registered voters and is the largest market in the state. as we speak,
guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point and i cannot stress enough, electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven for...
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that shows up in his poll numbers where he trails trump. if trump can move farther ahead and win missouri by eight or nine points, then i think roy blunt will be ok. mitt romney won missouri by nine points in 2012, so it shows you how it trends presidentially. as i say, if trump gets close to that, then i think roy blunt will be fine. if it is a two or three point trump victory in missouri, then i think blunt is in trouble. that is how the weekend events play into missouri, to the extent they cost secretary clinton in missouri and help trump, i think that helps turn out and helps roy blunt. host: who is jason kander, and how did he become the nominee? dave: he is the secretary of state in missouri. he won a statewide race two years ago, relatively unknown in the party until then. he had served in the state legislature but never sought public office -- or statewide office before. 35 years old, a veteran of the war in afghanistan, well regarded here, smart, raised money, did a lot of things that a candidate would have to do. he has run a very
that shows up in his poll numbers where he trails trump. if trump can move farther ahead and win missouri by eight or nine points, then i think roy blunt will be ok. mitt romney won missouri by nine points in 2012, so it shows you how it trends presidentially. as i say, if trump gets close to that, then i think roy blunt will be fine. if it is a two or three point trump victory in missouri, then i think blunt is in trouble. that is how the weekend events play into missouri, to the extent they...
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you say mitt romney is ahead in your tracking polls. guest: i think the model most of them are using is the 2008 model and that was an unusual election. host: in terms of sampling? guest: yes. we know the intensity level -- first of all, of voting dropped off substantially in 20008. the president won ohio by 4.16% of the vote. we think that model -- we do not believe they have matched and that intensity this year. we think it has shifted into the republican camp. if you look at the counties around our major metropolitan areas, this is where we are substantially outperforming. host: i want to ask you -- we have been talking about hurricane sandy and its effects this morning. do you think it will have an impact on ohio at all? guest: it certainly has had an impact in northern ohio. i live in the city of cleveland and was without electricity from monday to just yesterday. there are still 70,000 folks out. that does not even compared to the problems that new jersey and new york and the eastern sea coast had. i think we've feel pretty lucky.
you say mitt romney is ahead in your tracking polls. guest: i think the model most of them are using is the 2008 model and that was an unusual election. host: in terms of sampling? guest: yes. we know the intensity level -- first of all, of voting dropped off substantially in 20008. the president won ohio by 4.16% of the vote. we think that model -- we do not believe they have matched and that intensity this year. we think it has shifted into the republican camp. if you look at the counties...
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it stands at 109 for mitt romney and 3864 barack obama. you can -- 368 for barack obama. next is deborah, battle creek, mich., a democrat. >> i was really frustrated at the beginning because i felt like the moderator did not have control of the debates. and ronnie continued to cut in and step over obama. i just felt like watching romney -- i felt like he was playing to the american people and say what he would do but no -- but would not be specific about it. though whole thing, it was very frustrating for me. >> thank you. next up is sam burke on twitter who wrote -- and bryant on the phone next from greensville taxes is a republican. go ahead with your comment. >> i felt romney beloit when -- i felt romney blew it when -- [inaudible] >> and this twitter comment . elaine is up next pinches watching in illinois and is an independent. >> i am really in florida right now and i am watching the debate. i called in as an independent because -- i don't know what an independent is. i vote for whoever i think is good. i am a small business owner. i have children who are small busi
it stands at 109 for mitt romney and 3864 barack obama. you can -- 368 for barack obama. next is deborah, battle creek, mich., a democrat. >> i was really frustrated at the beginning because i felt like the moderator did not have control of the debates. and ronnie continued to cut in and step over obama. i just felt like watching romney -- i felt like he was playing to the american people and say what he would do but no -- but would not be specific about it. though whole thing, it was...
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guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich, and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point, and i cannot stress enough, electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida, if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven for republicans. this is where you win or lose, between the tampa, saint peter's big -- saint petersburg area, to dayton area. in a general election it is the most competitive part of the state, with an almost equal divided between republicans and democrats. the me give you a sample of the tampa bay market. as we speak, 30% are registered democrats, -- 38% are registered democrats, 38% are registered republicans and the rest are independent. it is a slice of everything. every kind of race, religion, geography, rural, urban, suburban all along this highway, which is why it is canada's come to fl
guest: statewide polls show romney polls better against obama than does gingrich, and that is on the mind of florida republicans. i keep coming back to the point, and i cannot stress enough, electability is on the minds of republicans because they know the importance of florida on the national map, and in recent years, no one has won the white house without winning florida, if you are a republican. host: we hear consistently the i-4 corridor. what is it? guest: we call it the highway to heaven...
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and we're now beginning to see a nontraditionalof polling. both the obama and the romney campaigns. yes, they were doing a certain amount of live interview polling. but they were also going into and dropping 10,000 robo alls into ohio and waiting and saying, okay, i know they're not getting cell phones. know, you know. but we can weight around that and correct for that. when they were coming up with based onlytical models something that was based on omething other than live traditional telephone interviewing. what is polling today is changing. ts's live interviews, its's robo polling, and increasingly, polling which i've always been very dismissive of because i never thought you a real representative sample on-line, but there's some new things that are getting going in and ple, giving people who agreed to be -- in a in a -- in a ample, a -- give them a computer. in exchange for them responding for 5,000 to his 6,000 people around the country so they can draw on those kinds of interviews. all kinds of things are happening but it's happening the old traditional working polling isn't a
and we're now beginning to see a nontraditionalof polling. both the obama and the romney campaigns. yes, they were doing a certain amount of live interview polling. but they were also going into and dropping 10,000 robo alls into ohio and waiting and saying, okay, i know they're not getting cell phones. know, you know. but we can weight around that and correct for that. when they were coming up with based onlytical models something that was based on omething other than live traditional...
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election that was projected to be very close, we have all these battleground states, but in the end, romney is it going to pull away and he's going to win which a bigger percentage nih 1 predicts, because i think the polling is modeling on 2008 and not really factoring in an enormous wave of 2010 and i think we're still headed in that same direction. >> senator, how do you reconcile some of the policy positions that you have that are very different from governor romney, particular hi when it pertains -- particularly when it pertains to foreign affairs and being out on the campaign trail for him. i know your father has not been unsupportive in the same way that you have. >> you know, i think we try to choose who we think is best as republicans in the primary and obviously, i thought my dad was the best candidate and still do. but then i think, the difference between who we nominate and who the democrats nominate, is pretty significant. when you look at the economic issues in particular, i think president obama really thinks that hire a few more government workers and everything will be ok, w
election that was projected to be very close, we have all these battleground states, but in the end, romney is it going to pull away and he's going to win which a bigger percentage nih 1 predicts, because i think the polling is modeling on 2008 and not really factoring in an enormous wave of 2010 and i think we're still headed in that same direction. >> senator, how do you reconcile some of the policy positions that you have that are very different from governor romney, particular hi when...
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romney leading and the average polls taken between october and the election gave mr. obama a 48.8% chance of a popular vote, 2.3 points less than his winning total, 51.1%." so william gholston's analysis. your thoughts? caller: my thoughts are that i think in six months it will be more meaningful. but we also cannot predict what is going to go on in the israel-hamas war or ukraine, with iran. nobody could have predicted those things prior to them actually happening. so there is a lot of uncertainty , and i think that polling is effectively useful this far out. host: thank you. you mentioned israel and hamas, he me mention programming later today on c-span3, a hearing on u.s. support for israel, officials from the state and defense department will be testifying before the house foreign affairs committee at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3 and c-span.org and the free app. the house comes in in five minutes and we will take you to the house floor when they do. your phone calls until they gavel in. this is jane, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am not a very
romney leading and the average polls taken between october and the election gave mr. obama a 48.8% chance of a popular vote, 2.3 points less than his winning total, 51.1%." so william gholston's analysis. your thoughts? caller: my thoughts are that i think in six months it will be more meaningful. but we also cannot predict what is going to go on in the israel-hamas war or ukraine, with iran. nobody could have predicted those things prior to them actually happening. so there is a lot of...
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follow the national polls. a big lead there will win the electoral college. >> i would say our firm is a close friend of the romney campaign. [applause] >> i am going to agree with that assessment. we are five months up from the election, and a lot can change. i think, as many of you know, when a candidate is running for reelection, it is often a referendum on the incumbent's record. 3/4 of americans believe the economy is still in a recession, think their family financial situation is not better today. you have a sense that 70%, according to the latest national survey, say the economy is either not getting better or getting worse. you combine those things, and it is not a surprise that independent voters do not think president obama's economic plan is working. they do not necessarily blame him for the recession, but they do not think he has put together the solutions to make things better. >> thank you so much. [applause] this next one comes to you. i want you to talk about methodology. i am going to ask speci
follow the national polls. a big lead there will win the electoral college. >> i would say our firm is a close friend of the romney campaign. [applause] >> i am going to agree with that assessment. we are five months up from the election, and a lot can change. i think, as many of you know, when a candidate is running for reelection, it is often a referendum on the incumbent's record. 3/4 of americans believe the economy is still in a recession, think their family financial situation...
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romney basically has to win florida, the quinnipiac poll had him up by seven just he today, and he kind of has to win ohio. lots of states he has to win, but -- romney -- obama can go and win out in the west and let go of florida. he's got much more -- and as you mentioned in ohio, virginia, north carolina, the minority population has increased, giving him a larger share of voters he can go after. and he's got all these tactical advantages. so he's got these super powerful legs, but really big ankle weights on him. he just, you know, i don't think -- i got no idea. it's going to be really, really close. the national polling, which is of limited value, but it gives us some hint. i think the average is now -- the president is at 45.6%, and romney is at 45.5%. you know, it's tied in ohio. romney is up by seven in florida. the president is up by seven in virginia. and then it's tied in lots of other places. i just think it's super, super, super close, and it's going to be all the way through. >> i think romney is going to win. >> i don't buy your theory at all. i think they're going to vote
romney basically has to win florida, the quinnipiac poll had him up by seven just he today, and he kind of has to win ohio. lots of states he has to win, but -- romney -- obama can go and win out in the west and let go of florida. he's got much more -- and as you mentioned in ohio, virginia, north carolina, the minority population has increased, giving him a larger share of voters he can go after. and he's got all these tactical advantages. so he's got these super powerful legs, but really big...
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there is another poll of pettit at 48%-48%. 4n did a poll that had 4 *5 romney -- had 48% for romney. >> if you'd like to talk with our guest -- please allow 30 days between your calls. democratic national convention begins tomorrow. that is a live picture from inside the time warner cable arena hall in downtown charlotte or uptown charlotte where the convention will be held. the first call for tim funk. comes from arkansas. you are on c-span. >> hi. i wanted to talk to mr. fung. i have enjoyed his comments so far. i wanted to bring something to the attention of people. it is what my mother told me when i with about five years old. it was important. she said, the republicans are for the very rich people. they stand for them. the democrats are for everybody else. the people that are just on the street. i found that to be true threat to the years. who is voting for what and supporting what i want listeners to know, not only is it important to support the president, but to stay with the party line. they want to know, why has he not done anything? he did until the blocking came in. that i
there is another poll of pettit at 48%-48%. 4n did a poll that had 4 *5 romney -- had 48% for romney. >> if you'd like to talk with our guest -- please allow 30 days between your calls. democratic national convention begins tomorrow. that is a live picture from inside the time warner cable arena hall in downtown charlotte or uptown charlotte where the convention will be held. the first call for tim funk. comes from arkansas. you are on c-span. >> hi. i wanted to talk to mr. fung. i...
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than it hady closer been in 2012 when the national polls were suggesting a closer and romney obama that went, yeah, but what you 40 -- you know, basically states went exactly the way we thought. there were six, seven states were going to be close. guess what, they were close. three where e were everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. a whole two spend hours talking about those three, -- and it was e state-level polling. things one of the good that's unfortunately happened is polls are commodities. people think one poll is as good another. well, shoot, that's like one car is good as another. know, at's -- you absolutely not true. there are polls -- you know, you network polls, you know, the telephone ones. is a little more problematic and they could have done well and done badly and done badly. ut of the telephone polls that post"", fox ison a good poll, "wall street journal" is a good one. these polls are high-quality polls. polls.e very expensive i think they're trustworthy. universities. there are some lousy polls out there that i would -- i don't -- quote l never see
than it hady closer been in 2012 when the national polls were suggesting a closer and romney obama that went, yeah, but what you 40 -- you know, basically states went exactly the way we thought. there were six, seven states were going to be close. guess what, they were close. three where e were everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. a whole two spend hours talking about those three, -- and it was e state-level polling. things one of the good that's unfortunately happened is...
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romney lost the 18 to 29-year-olds by 23 percentage points. if you look at four age brackets of exit poll. you draw a line at 45 years of age. voters for the most part over 45 vote pretty strongly for, for republicans, for congress an for romney and under 45 voted more for obama and for democrats. at the extremes of those age groups it's, it is even higher. now but the thing about it is, you can look at that say, well, okay, they kind of balance each other off or something. and maybe a little bit. but the thing is, when you think about the long haul, and, i just turned 60. so i can actually say this without getting into trouble. but, when i look at voters under 45, particularly under 30, i see the future. i mean that's where, that is where american politics is going to be down the road a little bit. for those of us who are over 60, we're kind of the prelaugh dead. and, republicans are doing really, really well with the pre-dead and not so well with the future. if i were an old republican i wouldn't care. but if i were a young republican i woul
romney lost the 18 to 29-year-olds by 23 percentage points. if you look at four age brackets of exit poll. you draw a line at 45 years of age. voters for the most part over 45 vote pretty strongly for, for republicans, for congress an for romney and under 45 voted more for obama and for democrats. at the extremes of those age groups it's, it is even higher. now but the thing about it is, you can look at that say, well, okay, they kind of balance each other off or something. and maybe a little...
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and romney. basically 40 states went the way we thought. seven we knew or were going to be close. they were close. there were three where everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. we could spend two hours talking about those three. that is -- and it was state-level polling. polls are commodities. people think one is good as another. that is like one car is as good as another. that is not true. there are polls -- you look at , the telephonels ones. i think online is more problematic. ne well ore do badly. , fox news,ne polls nbc wall street journal is one of my favorites, these polls are very high-quality. they are very expensive. i think they are trustworthy. some of the universities do a nice job. some don't. the thing is, there are some , you polls out there that will never see me quote certain polls because i think they are flawed and i won't do it. sometimes i give a hard time to journalist friends of mine whose site polls they know are lousy. bill: the first thing you trust, s
and romney. basically 40 states went the way we thought. seven we knew or were going to be close. they were close. there were three where everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. we could spend two hours talking about those three. that is -- and it was state-level polling. polls are commodities. people think one is good as another. that is like one car is as good as another. that is not true. there are polls -- you look at , the telephonels ones. i think online is more...
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santorum and mitt romney in the latest national polls. a deal has been reached for greece to avoid default in march. greece except it unpopular fiscal measures. stock futures are rise ahead of the opening bell. the dow jones futures are about 30 points. [video clip] >> we have a country where millions of innocent people have had to go to prison. the have put bars on their own windows and bars on their own doors because we have abandoned their neighborhoods to crime. i cannot live with that. our neighborhood should be safe. children should be able to play in the streets. you and i can fix that together. >> as candidates campaign for president, we look back at 14 men who ran and lost. go to our website to see video of the contenders who had a lasting impact on american politics. >> i believe the destiny of america is always safer in the hands of the people than in the conference rooms of any elite. [applause] >> so let us give our country the chance to elect a government that will see and speak the truth for this is a time for the truth and
santorum and mitt romney in the latest national polls. a deal has been reached for greece to avoid default in march. greece except it unpopular fiscal measures. stock futures are rise ahead of the opening bell. the dow jones futures are about 30 points. [video clip] >> we have a country where millions of innocent people have had to go to prison. the have put bars on their own windows and bars on their own doors because we have abandoned their neighborhoods to crime. i cannot live with...
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and romney. basically 40 states went the way we thought. and there were six or seven states we knew were going to be close and guess what, they were close. and there were three where everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and we could spend a whole three hours talking about those three. that's where, and it was state-level polling. unfortunately polls are commodities. that people think one poll is as good as another. well, shoot. that's like one car is as good as another and that's absolutely not true. you look at the network polls, you know the the -- you know, the telephone ones. i think online is a little more problematic. they could be done well or badly and most are done badly. ut the tell polls that washington post," cnn. fox news, nbc "wall street journal." is one of my favorites. these polls are very high-quality. they are very expensive. i think they are trustworthy. some of the universities do a nice job. some don't. the thing is, there are some lousy polls out there th
and romney. basically 40 states went the way we thought. and there were six or seven states we knew were going to be close and guess what, they were close. and there were three where everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and we could spend a whole three hours talking about those three. that's where, and it was state-level polling. unfortunately polls are commodities. that people think one poll is as good as another. well, shoot. that's like one car is as good as another and...
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the latest polls are showing mitt romney with the lead. how important is it that he wins versus wins by a significant margin? guest: i think it's important that he wins. i think the polls will show he has a significant margin. in florida, it's always difficult to predict what will happen, as you know. there's a history here of strange things happening on election day. we will have to wait and see what happens. i think the significance of florida is so great in this primary contest. we are the largest of the early primary states, the most diverse in terms of our electoral make up, and we are also the first closed primary, which means, of course, only republicans can vote in the florida primary. this will be a true test for these candidates of who the republicans want to send to face barack obama and who they want to see in the white house. host: we are hearing some talk about newt gingrich and how he is ranking among women, how they are perceiving him. "politico" has a list of five things to watch in florida. they're asking how gingrich wil
the latest polls are showing mitt romney with the lead. how important is it that he wins versus wins by a significant margin? guest: i think it's important that he wins. i think the polls will show he has a significant margin. in florida, it's always difficult to predict what will happen, as you know. there's a history here of strange things happening on election day. we will have to wait and see what happens. i think the significance of florida is so great in this primary contest. we are the...
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the national polls were not that far off, to be honest. was up by 3.5%, and she popular vote, which is what the national polls measure. they had the race between romney and obama closer than the three once it ended up being. these national polls you see from the major networks are expensive.nsive they are not off by mustard where there was an epic poll failure is looking at the local and state polling, because a lot ,f it is good, but a lot of it and this is a technical term, is schlop. you have to be careful. there is a wall. there is a clean title wave against a red, republican wall, you have to think about which is going to be stronger, the wave or a wall? it is a pretty good-sized seawall that will protect the republican majority in most of wave wastes unless the really, really big. this year, the wave looks taller than the wall. will mitigate some of the republican losses. it is also true to a certain extent state led, but for the end of the decade, the district lines -- when they are first done, they accurately reflect what they are
the national polls were not that far off, to be honest. was up by 3.5%, and she popular vote, which is what the national polls measure. they had the race between romney and obama closer than the three once it ended up being. these national polls you see from the major networks are expensive.nsive they are not off by mustard where there was an epic poll failure is looking at the local and state polling, because a lot ,f it is good, but a lot of it and this is a technical term, is schlop. you...
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not passing this in protecting our jobs, they will feel it in the polls. host: a couple callers ago mentioned met romney's comments about the trump-ukraine transcript, met romney calling it deeply troubling. here is how it played in the salt lake tribune, their -- ben mcadams who had held off on calls for impeachment and their interview with him on the issues of this week, the ukraine phone call saying ben mcadams statement saying the phone call summary released by the white house suggests the president was improperly using his influence with a foreign power to damage and appointed. he said we need to get all the facts on the table before deciding how to proceed. texas, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. commentlike to make the , i am so darn tired of hearing all of this nonsense about trump. he has done so much positive ever since he made it into office and the democrats have tried to do nothing but throw dirt on him. my question is, what has happened to the hillary issues? we don't hear about those anymore. now we have the biden issue
not passing this in protecting our jobs, they will feel it in the polls. host: a couple callers ago mentioned met romney's comments about the trump-ukraine transcript, met romney calling it deeply troubling. here is how it played in the salt lake tribune, their -- ben mcadams who had held off on calls for impeachment and their interview with him on the issues of this week, the ukraine phone call saying ben mcadams statement saying the phone call summary released by the white house suggests the...
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among men, romney leads by 10." we want to go over these polls with you. in ohio, according to quinnipiac, 50-45 in favor of the president. 47-47, suffolk university. mitt romney up by five in florida, according to rasmussen. the president up by 3, according to rasmussen, in nevada. the president up nine in new hampshire according to the university of new hampshire poll. one of the issues that was discussed last night in the debate was devoted to foreign policy was libya. this was the first question. here are the candidates talking about libya. and we will talk to early voters after that. [video clip] >> this is obviously an area of great concern to the entire world and to america in particular, which is to see a complete change in the structure and the environment in the middle east. with the arab spring came a great deal of hope that there would be a change towards more moderation, an opportunity for greater participation on the part of women in public life and in economic life in the middle east. instead we have seen in nation after nation and number of
among men, romney leads by 10." we want to go over these polls with you. in ohio, according to quinnipiac, 50-45 in favor of the president. 47-47, suffolk university. mitt romney up by five in florida, according to rasmussen. the president up by 3, according to rasmussen, in nevada. the president up nine in new hampshire according to the university of new hampshire poll. one of the issues that was discussed last night in the debate was devoted to foreign policy was libya. this was the...
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he had a seven-point lead in the last poll there. i am going to be interested in the impact of kansas because it is so class. the fact that santorum sort of ran away with it in the kansas caucuses. possibly if you are looking for any kind of a late-breaking thing, it could give him a little bit of a boost in those states. if there were any surprise this tuesday to look forward to, i think it might be another kind of santorum break-out like he had in tennessee or kansas. host: let's look at the results in kansas with rick santorum winning with about 15,000 votes in the caucuses over the weekend, 51%, to 21% for mitt romney, gingrich and ron paul coming in third and fourth respectively. in william, romney winning the caucuses. he won with 577 votes, compared to a couple of hundred votes behind for rick santorum. what can you read from either of these two weekend contests. guest: well, i think you can read two things, and it is sort of the yin and the yang of this campaign. social conservative, maybe rural republican voters are just not
he had a seven-point lead in the last poll there. i am going to be interested in the impact of kansas because it is so class. the fact that santorum sort of ran away with it in the kansas caucuses. possibly if you are looking for any kind of a late-breaking thing, it could give him a little bit of a boost in those states. if there were any surprise this tuesday to look forward to, i think it might be another kind of santorum break-out like he had in tennessee or kansas. host: let's look at the...
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noting on the obama piece, -- i in the npr poll won't give the number but in the npr ous polls we did for 38%.approval was 37% to very low in these 12 states that the ll that constitute battleground. romney won these. territory. we will look at the results tomorrow. take theu look at just last 10 polls conducted, public look at ducted and obama's approval his approval 42% to 44% in the public polls. it has been stuck at 42 for a long time. on ink when we look back this next week, we will look at hat happened with isis and syria and iraq and it might which the point at president edged up nationally. affects republican motivation, et cetera. let's go it the states. the other factor playing out is the ntense unpopularity of republican party. this is to not a vote party issue. we have the current polling in the battleground and there is no un populpopular as mcconnell. as harry ell known reed and i don't want to make comparisons that will cause for people i work with on the house side who get att k mcconnell -- >> can i mention her name? mcconnell has exceeded that in the senate battlegro
noting on the obama piece, -- i in the npr poll won't give the number but in the npr ous polls we did for 38%.approval was 37% to very low in these 12 states that the ll that constitute battleground. romney won these. territory. we will look at the results tomorrow. take theu look at just last 10 polls conducted, public look at ducted and obama's approval his approval 42% to 44% in the public polls. it has been stuck at 42 for a long time. on ink when we look back this next week, we will look...
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that is a larger margin than barack obama defeated mitt romney in 2012. look what happened in chart to. october 28, she is ahead in that margin which would have allowed her to win the presidency. that is part that that is pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. large margins and states that are actually purple states that have republican governors. look what happens like a stock market crashing. within days of the comey letter. nothing else intervened. no great trump surge. just headlines saturating the american people. hillary clinton under new investigation because comey decided to violate the rules and send a letter to congress. we are going to look. is that looking first before sending the letter. that if you go back to same poll that shows the dramatic drop, you will cease -- you will see three states. states that she admitted she should've spent more time in. lightbank that was a country reading factor -- don't you think that was a contributing factor? guest:. no. .2%.chigan, in wisconsin, .7%. russ feingold ran for the senate in wisconsin. he get paid e
that is a larger margin than barack obama defeated mitt romney in 2012. look what happened in chart to. october 28, she is ahead in that margin which would have allowed her to win the presidency. that is part that that is pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. large margins and states that are actually purple states that have republican governors. look what happens like a stock market crashing. within days of the comey letter. nothing else intervened. no great trump surge. just headlines saturating...
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, or a lack of love for governor romney from the republicans. guest: well, you know, in terms of the lack of love, i wouldn't say that it's specifically romney. i would say people are fed up with the republican party. that's one of the reasons the tea party movement was born, because it was frustration and anger with both parties, but especially the republican party. and so, if there's anything we've heard over the past several days since tuesday, it's that people are tired of the moderate stance of the republican party and, you know, they want true change. they want true fiscal conservatives. and so i think probably that had some impact on it. host: we're talking with amy kremer, chairman of the tea party express, about the tea party and its future, also the future. republican party moving forward. and we want to get you all involved in the conversations. the number is 202-585-3880 for democrats. 202-585-3881 for republicans. independents, 202-585-3882. theou're calling outside u.s., 585-3883. you can also reach us via social media on twitter,
, or a lack of love for governor romney from the republicans. guest: well, you know, in terms of the lack of love, i wouldn't say that it's specifically romney. i would say people are fed up with the republican party. that's one of the reasons the tea party movement was born, because it was frustration and anger with both parties, but especially the republican party. and so, if there's anything we've heard over the past several days since tuesday, it's that people are tired of the moderate...
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host: an automated post poll showing mitt romney is first among those who were surveyed at 29%. jeb bush at 11%. chris christie and scott walker tied at 8% each. in texas democrats line. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm baffled. my concern is, do the republican party really think they can win the presidency of the united states by alienating progressive whites blacks, hispanics, union voters gay voters and women voters? newsflash, you cannot. if you cannot win the presidency, you will not repeal obamacare. they are concerned about immigration, but not one republican is willing to stand up and say they are willing to put every undocumented person in this country in interment camps. as far as i'm concerned, hillary is already president. thanks for taking my call. host: thank you for the call from texas. steve scheffler, did you want to respond? guest: again, i think we have a great candidates. reince previous -- right previous -- rinse previous -- reince did a great job in terms of reaching out to african-american voters and other communities. there will be mor
host: an automated post poll showing mitt romney is first among those who were surveyed at 29%. jeb bush at 11%. chris christie and scott walker tied at 8% each. in texas democrats line. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm baffled. my concern is, do the republican party really think they can win the presidency of the united states by alienating progressive whites blacks, hispanics, union voters gay voters and women voters? newsflash, you cannot. if you cannot win the...
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guest: mitt romney is leading in the polls in iowa and new hampshire. he is the focus of our attention, obviously. what is important that you cannot say one thing in new hampshire and another in iowa and one thing a year ago ended pretend that -- and pretend that people cannot put two and two together. for instance, over this past month the most important piece a policy going on in this country was the question of whether americans would be able to continue to have a tax cut at the new year. the president has been fighting to make sure that tax cut continued. and mitt romney and the rest of the republican field or silent and quietly cheering on the zealots in the republican caucus who were trying to prevent the middle class from getting a tax cut. what is that all out? if you make a statement that you are from the middle class, but if you are preventing the middle class from getting a tax cut, seemingly that you want to protect those at the top, then we should clarify that record. that is part of what we are doing as well. host: ron paul is up in the po
guest: mitt romney is leading in the polls in iowa and new hampshire. he is the focus of our attention, obviously. what is important that you cannot say one thing in new hampshire and another in iowa and one thing a year ago ended pretend that -- and pretend that people cannot put two and two together. for instance, over this past month the most important piece a policy going on in this country was the question of whether americans would be able to continue to have a tax cut at the new year....
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happens in the romney campaign in 2012 with respect to polling was a presumption of who the electorate was going to be in these major swing states, including ohio. all of this has been made public. the idea that african-americans were not going to turn out the same level in 2012 to reelect president obama as it into electricity to obama to the presidency was incredibly presumptuous and it turned out to be wrong because it was based on this idea that well, the economy is not great, and no president has ever been reelected with the economy so poor, the unemployment rate so high, and it completely misses a whichblic opinion dynamic is that african-americans in ohio were going to support president obama a second time to maybe in connection to how they thought the economy was come but any number ofn to different factors. so my women, young people, independents -- groups he was able to rely on in 2008. the just is simple. bowlers should not presume the electorate -- that just -- jist is simple -- bowlers should not presume who the electorate is. if you're only using lists of past voters, you
happens in the romney campaign in 2012 with respect to polling was a presumption of who the electorate was going to be in these major swing states, including ohio. all of this has been made public. the idea that african-americans were not going to turn out the same level in 2012 to reelect president obama as it into electricity to obama to the presidency was incredibly presumptuous and it turned out to be wrong because it was based on this idea that well, the economy is not great, and no...
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they show med a poll from the last state the campaign was in. and if you were going to vote before 6:00, governor romney and i were tied. if you were going to vote after excuse me. 5:00. if you were going to vote after 5:00 i was ahead by 21 points. over 6 million workers stayed home and didn't vote in the 2012 election. they wouldn't vote for barack obama. but they didn't think we cared. because we don't talk about them. and their lives. and it's not just about economics. because you know what? the folks struggling in america, the people whose wages are stagnant and inflation is keeping away. but there are other things going on in their life, too, that's not getting ahead. do you know what the democrats are going to hit us with in the fall. you know what's coming. they telegraphed it and they did for 2016. income inequality. what's our answer? what are we going to say? cut capital gains taxes? what's our answer? well, let's look at their studies. because they actually did studies. you know what their studies showed? all the liberal colleges and
they show med a poll from the last state the campaign was in. and if you were going to vote before 6:00, governor romney and i were tied. if you were going to vote after excuse me. 5:00. if you were going to vote after 5:00 i was ahead by 21 points. over 6 million workers stayed home and didn't vote in the 2012 election. they wouldn't vote for barack obama. but they didn't think we cared. because we don't talk about them. and their lives. and it's not just about economics. because you know...
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the polls will go back and forth. i expect some to show governor romney ahead. the margin of error for most of the polls, he's within the margin of error. so they will go back and forth. tim kaine running for u.s. senate, former governor running against george allen, former governor, that will be extremely close. governor tim kaine has been consistently ahead. we are confident we can win if we do the work. the get-out-the-vote effort is extremely important. it will be decided by a couple points in a close election. host: let's get to some viewer calls, beginning with indiana or rather tennessee, vivian is a democrat. caller: good morning. i was calling to ask two questions. why are the democrats not getting out there to tell the people what the president is doing? i don't see a lot of them. but i see a lot of republicans backing romney with allies. let them know the stimulus package did help your state. second, they don't want him in there. i am a 61 year old black woman. they don't want him because he's a black man. telling themnt him what to do. karl rove and
the polls will go back and forth. i expect some to show governor romney ahead. the margin of error for most of the polls, he's within the margin of error. so they will go back and forth. tim kaine running for u.s. senate, former governor running against george allen, former governor, that will be extremely close. governor tim kaine has been consistently ahead. we are confident we can win if we do the work. the get-out-the-vote effort is extremely important. it will be decided by a couple points...
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romney. there's a map going back to looking at core republican counties in red, core republican councell in blue. our next caller comes from ohio. caller: i feel like i must vote. it's not necessarily for me. i'm 66 years old, right. but women are at severe risk if the -- on-again, off-again republican candidate wins. the democrats must win so that women will have their right to determine the future of their own bodies. and without it, we're jumping back to the mid 1950's. and i'm at an area in ohio that keeps its blinders on. and oh, that's not what i really want. well, guess what, you will feel the impact if the democratic party, barack, who finally got our laws passed as they should be so that we can make our own decisions in motion. host: 270 electoral votes determines the presidency. ohio, where our caller called in from. 18 electoral votes for that state. other swing states, virginia 13 electoral votes. north carolina, 15. florida, with 29. this map comes courtesy of the "financial time
romney. there's a map going back to looking at core republican counties in red, core republican councell in blue. our next caller comes from ohio. caller: i feel like i must vote. it's not necessarily for me. i'm 66 years old, right. but women are at severe risk if the -- on-again, off-again republican candidate wins. the democrats must win so that women will have their right to determine the future of their own bodies. and without it, we're jumping back to the mid 1950's. and i'm at an area in...
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polls we did for npr his approval was 37% to 38%. very low in these 12 states that we poll that constitute the battleground. romney won these by eight. tough territory. we will look at the results tomorrow. but if you look at just take the last 10 polls conducted, public polls conducted, and look at obama's approval his approval has gone from 42% to 44% in the public polls. it has been stuck at 42% for a long time. i think when we look back on this next week, we will look at what happened with isis and syria and iraq and it might represent a point at which the president edged up nationally. that affects republican motivation, etc. let's go it the states. the other factor playing out is the intense unpopularity of the republican party. this is to not a vote party issue. we have our current polling in the battleground and there is no more unpopular as mcconnell. he is as well known as harry reed and i don't want to make comparisons that will cause problems for people i work with on the house side who get attacked, but mcconnell -- >> c
polls we did for npr his approval was 37% to 38%. very low in these 12 states that we poll that constitute the battleground. romney won these by eight. tough territory. we will look at the results tomorrow. but if you look at just take the last 10 polls conducted, public polls conducted, and look at obama's approval his approval has gone from 42% to 44% in the public polls. it has been stuck at 42% for a long time. i think when we look back on this next week, we will look at what happened with...
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what you can do is look at each in the our age breaks exit polls. there is basically you draw a line at 45 years of age. oters for the most part over 345 vote pretty strongly for republicans for congress and under 45 voted more for obama and democrats. extremes of those age groups it is even higher. you he thing about it is can look at that and say well they balance each other off or something something. and maybe a little bit. but the thing is when you think the long haul and i just offensi60 so i can say this without getting in trouble but 45 i look at voters under and particularly under 30, i see the future. where american politics is going to be down the road a little bit. 60, we are us over predeath.e and republicans are doing really predead and not so well with the future. which if i were an old republican i wouldn't care. but if i were a young republican i would be really, really because something has to change or they are not going to state wide or national elections. then you get to women voters. though, you know, we started hearing about a
what you can do is look at each in the our age breaks exit polls. there is basically you draw a line at 45 years of age. oters for the most part over 345 vote pretty strongly for republicans for congress and under 45 voted more for obama and democrats. extremes of those age groups it is even higher. you he thing about it is can look at that and say well they balance each other off or something something. and maybe a little bit. but the thing is when you think the long haul and i just offensi60...
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i think you will see a bump in the polls for romney. 67% believed that romney won the debate. that is a stunning number. usually, our side thinks our guy one and their side thinks there got one. -- thinks their guy won. it was pretty decisive. >> explain to a group of people -- i doubt there is an undecided voter in this room. what do undecided voters look like? >> the kind of people who tell the waiter to come back at a restaurant because they have not made up their mind. [laughter] when you look at undecided voters, they generally tend to be younger women than anything else. in this case, i am seeing an even division between men and women. they tend to be more independent. they are either somewhat conservative to moderate. only 18% of the undecided voters in the swing states say the country is going in the right direction. 70% say it is on the wrong track. that is much more negative than the country as a whole. that is why i believe romney is poised to pick up some of them. >> anybody who thinks the next debate will be the same as this one, i think they are making a mistake.
i think you will see a bump in the polls for romney. 67% believed that romney won the debate. that is a stunning number. usually, our side thinks our guy one and their side thinks there got one. -- thinks their guy won. it was pretty decisive. >> explain to a group of people -- i doubt there is an undecided voter in this room. what do undecided voters look like? >> the kind of people who tell the waiter to come back at a restaurant because they have not made up their mind....
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let's check in and see how it is. 1415 say barack obama and 928 say mitt romney. next, a democratic caller. caller: neither side has really given too much specifics on what they really plan on doing. i want to make one statement here for the fact that most people want to bad-mouth obama and everything. i'm in favor of obama for the in fact he's taking advice from bill clinton and when he was in office the deficit was so low there was a surplus. mitt romney built a profession on buying out small companies that weren't turning a profit and sending them overseas to build them back up. >> thanks, john. marney bell ferguson on twitter offers this comment -- next up is a call from boston and this is anthony. anthony, you're on, republican. caller: hi. i'm a law student in boston, massachusetts, and i feel that with all the talk about balancing the budget and the economy, i feel that we need to be talking more about the healthcare plan and i would have liked to have heard more about how romney would use his version of the affordable care took cart to both provide individ
let's check in and see how it is. 1415 say barack obama and 928 say mitt romney. next, a democratic caller. caller: neither side has really given too much specifics on what they really plan on doing. i want to make one statement here for the fact that most people want to bad-mouth obama and everything. i'm in favor of obama for the in fact he's taking advice from bill clinton and when he was in office the deficit was so low there was a surplus. mitt romney built a profession on buying out small...
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there is less daylight than one might think given the fact when governor romney was in massachusetts, he actually supported an assault weapon ban in that state. there is also an enormous consensus among people in the country about what you ought to do -- for example, a poll was taken recently that found 74% of nra members to think there ought to be a criminal background check for everyone. it is very hard to get that done in congress and state legislatures because you have a gun lobby that raises a lot of money. as long as that is the case and they are willing to spend a lot of money on the elections, it is hard to get stuff done. host: a new gallup poll says gun laws should be made more strict. that was 2011, down from 78% back in 1992. a couple of thoughts off twitter. waynesboro, pa., hello to our ne.ependenct li caller: the right to bear arms has nothing to do with hunting or feeding your family. it has everything to do as a last ditch effort to protect yourself, your family, and your community from a tyrannical government. that right to protect ourselves, a last ditch effort, has
there is less daylight than one might think given the fact when governor romney was in massachusetts, he actually supported an assault weapon ban in that state. there is also an enormous consensus among people in the country about what you ought to do -- for example, a poll was taken recently that found 74% of nra members to think there ought to be a criminal background check for everyone. it is very hard to get that done in congress and state legislatures because you have a gun lobby that...
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poll numbers standstill. what's making lots of news this morning as well as mitt romney and fundraising, lead story in the new york times, romney again outdoes obama in fundraising a $35 million gap in the month of june. the president they write here is finding himself uncustom place in the final campaign, he is losing mitt romney and the rnc outraise the obama money machine. non-stop schedule high dollar events, bought in $106 million in june to mr. obama $71 million. that's in the new york times this morning. back to the voter id question. it's stowe, ohio, grace a democrat. caller: i'm one of those people discriminated against. i sold my condo i bought a smaller one. i voted all my life and i voted 12 years at the last address. i can't get myself registered to save my life. i talk to the election board three times, there just doesn't seem to be an answer at all. i'm going to be television screaming my head off. i got to say one thing. if we americans can buy, beer, wine, we can afford healthcare. i won't h
poll numbers standstill. what's making lots of news this morning as well as mitt romney and fundraising, lead story in the new york times, romney again outdoes obama in fundraising a $35 million gap in the month of june. the president they write here is finding himself uncustom place in the final campaign, he is losing mitt romney and the rnc outraise the obama money machine. non-stop schedule high dollar events, bought in $106 million in june to mr. obama $71 million. that's in the new york...
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mitt romney leads gingrich 36% to 34% in the poll, romney held a 25-point lead in the same poll just over one week ago. host: now to your calls from an american car owner, kathy in rockford, illinois. what do you think the federal government's role should be in the auto industry? caller: i'm thinking about buying a ford, but i do own a buick, but it was manufactured in canada. but i really don't know how many of the parts were manufactured in the united states. host: if you would, go back to your remark about wanting to buy a ford because they didn't get bailed out. what was it about the 2009 bailout that affected your opinion? caller: well, i feel that the government should not be involved in our private sector to the level that they have been. and that the company should compete and that if -- and i understand bankruptcy law and i don't think gm would have been shut down. i don't like that stockholders were wiped out of their interests, because if you had stock in one of their mutual funds or one of your other retirement funds and you owned stock or a bond, you lost money on that.
mitt romney leads gingrich 36% to 34% in the poll, romney held a 25-point lead in the same poll just over one week ago. host: now to your calls from an american car owner, kathy in rockford, illinois. what do you think the federal government's role should be in the auto industry? caller: i'm thinking about buying a ford, but i do own a buick, but it was manufactured in canada. but i really don't know how many of the parts were manufactured in the united states. host: if you would, go back to...
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, mitt romney and newt gingrich to get bumped. and the politics section says newt gingrich's tied his fortunes to north carolina. he was with his wife in south carolina. you might have heard about the cbs news poll that was released on friday. it shows mitt romney is the most qualified and new gingrich is the best in a crisis. when asked which of the candidates you think is the most qualified to be commander in chief, mitt romney topped the list with 26% to, newt gingrich at 21%, herman cain at 11%. which candidate do you trust to handle international crisis, 31% for newt gingrich, mitt romney at 90%, rick perry at 9%, herman cain at 8%. and there's an article about the debate that was held on saturday night with the republican candidates. embarrassing covert actions in iran -- san diego, democratic caller, michael. we are talking about role of federal regulations and its impact on jobs. caller: [unintelligible] you have seen the documentary " food inc," as an example of the type of food we are getting. and in transportation, with
, mitt romney and newt gingrich to get bumped. and the politics section says newt gingrich's tied his fortunes to north carolina. he was with his wife in south carolina. you might have heard about the cbs news poll that was released on friday. it shows mitt romney is the most qualified and new gingrich is the best in a crisis. when asked which of the candidates you think is the most qualified to be commander in chief, mitt romney topped the list with 26% to, newt gingrich at 21%, herman cain at...
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polls earlier showing him within striking distance in the state of michigan. in fact, the state has gone to mitt romney with his childhood rickets in that state. >> newt gingrich spoke to people at the university of new jersey. it is ahead of the speaker tuesday primary. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it is great to be here this evening. we are so proud of our many volunteers have been working here. thank you so much for your support. we are engaged in this race because we believe america is at a crossroads in care deeply about the future of our country. there are only a few months left before the most important election in our lifetime. our only opponent is barack obama. we are committed to removing him from the white house. newt gingrich is the only candidates with the experience and knowledge necessary to reveal the america we love. he had a successful national record of creating jobs, balancing the budget and reforming government. today we need a leader who can clearly articulate why president obama and his policies are wrong for america. we need
polls earlier showing him within striking distance in the state of michigan. in fact, the state has gone to mitt romney with his childhood rickets in that state. >> newt gingrich spoke to people at the university of new jersey. it is ahead of the speaker tuesday primary. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it is great to be here this evening. we are so proud of our many volunteers have been working here. thank you so much for your support. we are engaged in this race because we...
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if you look at the polls, when he came out of these states, up till noon, romney was a maybe 5%. in the afternoon, rick was up, and vice versa. the point i want to make is that when you look at the people who voted after 5:00 p.m., in one state rick was up 20% of the after who voted for him the 5:00 time. that is a very significant thing. those are the people working and getting things done. , he couldn'tle say win last time. remember, in that election, the governor of pennsylvania lost by 20 percentage points. secondly, the democrats ran a pro-life candidate against him. thirdly, conservatives had no specterwhat his backing was about. he basically backed arlen specter because he and bush made a deal. to me, and some people have criticized him for that position, it is a profile in courage and who rick santorum is and i'm glad to be his friend and i'm glad to be a supporter and i wish the heck i could beat him in golf once in a while. welcome rick santorum. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much, foster, i think [laughter] . [laughter] it is always a joy to be with
if you look at the polls, when he came out of these states, up till noon, romney was a maybe 5%. in the afternoon, rick was up, and vice versa. the point i want to make is that when you look at the people who voted after 5:00 p.m., in one state rick was up 20% of the after who voted for him the 5:00 time. that is a very significant thing. those are the people working and getting things done. , he couldn'tle say win last time. remember, in that election, the governor of pennsylvania lost by 20...
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is romney, the brown is santorum. santorum walked away with alabama, because he had gotten those appalachian votes again. the posters were blindsided, because they had done polls based on gender and income level and race, but not by regional cultures. mississippi was a bit closer, only because the appalachian section of mississippi is much smaller. posters ignored these kind of things at their own peril. that is the most recent presidential election, just to finish the pattern. today, essentially we have two coalitions. they are two weak coalitions, which explains the brinkmanship we have been in. there is a blue coalition that consists of yankeedom, and the red coalition with appalachian and deep south. if you overlaid the electoral college and senate and house of representatives, that does not give a lock on anything. you control federal power, you have to have filibuster proof, senate majority. neither of them can do it. each of their respective political platforms have not really one over the other sections that m
is romney, the brown is santorum. santorum walked away with alabama, because he had gotten those appalachian votes again. the posters were blindsided, because they had done polls based on gender and income level and race, but not by regional cultures. mississippi was a bit closer, only because the appalachian section of mississippi is much smaller. posters ignored these kind of things at their own peril. that is the most recent presidential election, just to finish the pattern. today,...
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romney, the brown is santorum. santorum walked away with alabama, because he had gotten votes again.hian the posters were blindsided, because they had done polls based on gender and income level and race, but not by regional cultures. mississippi was a bit closer, only because the appalachian section of mississippi is much smaller. posters ignored these kind of things at their own peril. that is the most recent presidential election, just to finish the pattern. today, essentially we have two coalitions. two weak coalitions, which explains the brinkmanship we have been in. there is a blue coalition back n that consists of yankeedom, and the red coalition with appalachian and deep south. if you overlaid the electoral college and senate and house of representatives, that does not give a lock on anything. power, you federal have to have filibuster proof, senate majority. neither of them can do it. each of their respective political platforms have not really one over the other sections that much, especially the midlands
romney, the brown is santorum. santorum walked away with alabama, because he had gotten votes again.hian the posters were blindsided, because they had done polls based on gender and income level and race, but not by regional cultures. mississippi was a bit closer, only because the appalachian section of mississippi is much smaller. posters ignored these kind of things at their own peril. that is the most recent presidential election, just to finish the pattern. today, essentially we have two...
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as the polls show, the rates -- the race has tightened. republican line, cathy. good morning. caller: i was also born at mercy hospital. my concern is about unemployment. i understand they are saying the rates have gone down. i was disappointed because from what i understand, the statistics for unemployment are based on the amount of unemployment checks that are issued and who are being traced, etc. how many people have had their unemployment run out. how the -- how are they being traced ask? i believe they are higher than what is being stated, the unemployment rates. i wish that came out tonight. i do not believe anyone is being traced in any way. they are left there to hang. >> nest is a viewer from greenbelt, maryland. democrat line. welcome to the conversation. caller: how are we doing today? >> fine, thank you. caller: my whole thing is biden put everything on the table. he expressed things he should not have expressed. >> thank you for the call. -- james is joining us on our independent line from south dakota. go ahead. are you with us? caller: i was calling about on- li
as the polls show, the rates -- the race has tightened. republican line, cathy. good morning. caller: i was also born at mercy hospital. my concern is about unemployment. i understand they are saying the rates have gone down. i was disappointed because from what i understand, the statistics for unemployment are based on the amount of unemployment checks that are issued and who are being traced, etc. how many people have had their unemployment run out. how the -- how are they being traced ask? i...
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against congressional earmarks now as a presidential candidate -- speaking of cpac and the maine straw poll, mitt romney scored two minor but symbolically important victories on saturday -- ron paul said in the mail that suggests collusion without mentioning romney by name. this article says ron paul has been left behind. the republican party in maine says there was no mr. if there and it comes down to 1 precinct. it was not certain that the 1 precinct would have made the difference for ron paul in that state. real quickly, newt gingrich in need of cash is the headline in the new york times this morning about his campaign. he will be off the campaign trail this week, much like he was recently, heading to california for three-day swing in the states in hopes of raising more money. campaign,he obama's this headline in the washington post this morning says that today he will unveil a reelection trio upsets dedicated to providing supporters information on the president's record and more than a little dirt on his republican rivals. the goal is to are millions of surrogates with the facts, figure
against congressional earmarks now as a presidential candidate -- speaking of cpac and the maine straw poll, mitt romney scored two minor but symbolically important victories on saturday -- ron paul said in the mail that suggests collusion without mentioning romney by name. this article says ron paul has been left behind. the republican party in maine says there was no mr. if there and it comes down to 1 precinct. it was not certain that the 1 precinct would have made the difference for ron...